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Columbus Regional conducting community health status survey

Sep 13, 2021, 11:13 by User Not Found
This Health Status Survey has been conducted every three years since 1996. It is a systematic, data-driven approach to determining the health status, behaviors and needs of residents in the service area of Columbus Regional Health.
Columbus Regional Health is conducting a Health Status Survey by telephone and online until October 1. Information gathered in this survey helps CRH identify and address our region’s most critical community health issues. CRH’s survey firm, PRC, will be phoning people with the caller ID of Col Regl Health. Please plan to participate in this anonymous survey.
 
This Health Status Survey has been conducted every three years since 1996. It is a systematic, data-driven approach to determining the health status, behaviors and needs of residents in the service area of Columbus Regional Health. The information gathered will be used to inform decisions and guide efforts by CRH and CRH’s Healthy Communities Initiative to improve community health and wellness, ensure adequate and equitable access to health services, and surface health disparities, especially around families with children.
 
This assessment is a two-part process consisting of a phone and online community health survey of residents in CRH’s primary service area (Bartholomew County, Jackson County and Jennings County) and an online key informant survey of leaders and other individuals who can give insight into community health issues.
 
You can also participate in the survey via an online option through the following link: